mtl008 Chapter 352 The Master Who Killed His Disciples to Prove His Dao 18
Chapter 352 The Master Who Killed His Disciples to Prove His Dao 18
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When Jili woke up again, the girl was no longer by his side.
He sat up in confusion, feeling abandoned and lonely.
Her body was covered with red scratches and kiss marks, large and small, very eye-catching. The bed was messy and clothes were scattered on the floor. She only took away the mermaid gauze that Xuan Qi had woven for her, and left the rest, including him.
He got out of bed in silence, took out a new set of clothes from his storage ring, and changed them bit by bit.
Finally, he picked up the scattered clothes on the ground, folded them carefully, and put them into the storage space.
Jili did not return to the Buddhist sect first, but instead followed to the Xuantian Sect as soon as possible.
But when I reached the door, I found that she had not come back.
So where did she go?
It was the first time that the man was so helpless. The Buddhist master, who always knew when to act, was now as helpless as a child.
He had no choice but to return to Buddhism and seek Brahma in order to seek liberation.
When he arrived at Qingfo Temple, Fankong was already waiting for him at the foot of the thousand steps.
There was no embarrassment or awkwardness as expected. Only Fankong and Jili stood face to face, speechless for a moment.
a long time,
Ji Li suddenly knelt down and kowtowed heavily, "I have made mistakes and I am stubborn. I hope the master can give me some advice."
The Fankong in front of him is the first generation founder of Buddhism. His status in Buddhism is the same as Xuanqi's status in Xuantian Sect. In Jili's heart, this is his guiding light.
Fankong sighed softly, bent down and helped him up, saying only: "Birth and death are caused by causes and conditions, and no coming and going is empty."
"This is the calamity you are destined to suffer."
"I wanted to find a way to avoid it for you, but this disaster is unavoidable."
"That donor has a lot of karma and is inseparable from fate. He is really not a good match. But now that you have fallen in love with him, you can never go back."
"From now on, you are no longer careless, but lonely. You are no longer required to take care of all the affairs of Buddhism. I only hope you will remember that when the fate ends, it is the day to turn back."
Ji Li lowered his eyes and listened quietly. Finally, his eyes turned red and he bowed deeply to Fan Kong, "Disciple understands."
He knew that this was the last respect Fan Kong gave him, and also an opportunity he was given.
Since he is destined to face this disaster, he should go through it.
No matter whether I end up in heaven or hell, I will never regret this journey.
"Master Fankong, she has left. Where should I go to find her?"
before leaving,
Jili asked one last question.
The world is so big, but he doesn't know where she is.
After deep thought, Fan Kong said calmly, "The place where the cause and effect originated may have its traces."
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After Jili packed his bags and left Buddhism, he never understood the location of the place where karma originated.
He spent two days.
But in the end, I still couldn't comprehend the meaning of the place of origin.
But he thought of another way, which was to use the child Gu to sense the location of the mother Gu. Although the probability was very small, it was still a way.
When they found her, she was curled up on the banquet table of Yinmen, where they first met.
At this moment, Jili finally understood what Fankong meant by "the place of origin".
Seeing him coming, she just glanced at him lightly and silently changed direction.
The Yanyin Stage was usually under martial law, and no disciples came here, so at this moment there were only the two of them on and off the huge stage.
Ji Li walked over to sit beside her and said softly, "Can we chat?"
She ignored him, remained silent, stood up and wanted to leave.
But as soon as she stood up, her legs went weak and she fell down. Ji Li quickly caught her and held her in his arms.
She struggled without thinking, "Let me go..."
"do not move."
"Just a moment."
He was very strong, not to mention that his cultivation was far ahead of hers. If he wanted to clamp her, she would not be able to break free.
Seeing that struggling was useless, Xue Yi stopped moving and sat obediently on his lap, listening to him talk.
"I didn't do it on purpose yesterday. I'm not good at speaking sweet words."
"Actually... I was a little angry that you went to drink without saying anything. If you had told me, you could have drunk if you wanted."
"What happened last night..."
She interrupted him directly and said in a muffled voice: "I know, in order to remove the evil spirit from me, I won't take it to heart, and I won't ask you to be responsible. We can pretend that nothing happened."
She kept talking non-stop, and the more she spoke, the more Ji Li felt sad, so he had no choice but to cast a silencing spell on her.
"You're saying hurtful things again."
"Be quiet for a moment and let me speak first."
"I have never forgotten every detail of these seven years. I know that you like me, but I am a Buddhist and I vowed to devote my life to the Dharma in my early years. But if I say that my heart has never been moved in these seven years, I would be lying."
"Last night, I didn't just want to rid you of the evil spirit, I also had selfish motives."
"Shen Xueyi."
"My heart pleases you."
"Now that we have had physical contact, I have broken my vows and no longer have to deal with all the Buddhist affairs. I have no home. Since you don't want me to be responsible for you, then you have to be responsible for me."
"I have nothing left but you."
"You have to take me home."
He hugged her tightly, his eyes red, unwilling to be abandoned.
What do you mean by pretending that nothing happened? What do you mean by not taking responsibility and not taking it to heart?
She was used to making people angry, but last night she clearly held him tightly and refused to let go.
He didn't want to believe her words because she said one thing and meant another.